The video above was posted on X on New Year’s day. It shows a drone flying through thick fog in the skies above New Jersey:
Holy crap - look at the size of this drone filmed close up over New Jersey Imagine these things along with mysterious orbs are flying over you each & every night. America is beyond Wild.
A mysterious thick fog has swept across the US, Canada, and the UK, sparking widespread concern and conspiracy theories due to its unusual characteristics and health impacts. Here are the key points about this phenomenon:
Geographical Spread: The fog has been reported in multiple states in the US, including Texas, Wisconsin, Iowa, Florida, Minnesota, Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, Nebraska, Kansas, North Dakota, and Oklahoma. Similar reports have also emerged from parts of Canada and the UK.
Health Symptoms: People exposed to the fog have reported symptoms such as sneezing, puffy eyes, feverish feelings, stomach cramps, coughing, headaches, and burning eyes. These symptoms have led to speculation about the fog's potential health risks.
Chemical Smell: The fog is described as having a “burning chemical-like smell,” similar to the smell after setting off fireworks or burning plastic. This unusual odor has fueled concerns about the fog’s composition.
Conspiracy Theories: The fog has sparked various conspiracy theories, including suggestions that it could be a chemical weapon or linked to the drone sightings in December. Some witnesses claim drones were “spraying” something into the atmosphere.
Scientific Explanation: The National Weather Service has issued fog alerts, suggesting that the fog is likely advection fog, which forms when warm, moist air travels over colder land temperatures. This type of fog is common in winter, especially in the southern and central US. The fog’s ability to trap and absorb polluted air could explain the chemical smell.
Historical Context: There are historical instances of governments using fog for bioweapon experiments. One blogger claims: “From 1949 to 1969, the military did use artificial fog to spread bacteria over places like San Francisco, simulating germ warfare attacks.”
One influencer shared his personal experience of observing floating particles in the fog (vide below). He collected a sample for analysis with a home microscope, which revealed normal water and tiny hard particles. He explained that artificial fog had been created using technology for over a century and introduced the concept of “smart dust,” microscopic robot sensors that could theoretically be deployed in the atmosphere.
The video also touched on the connection between chemtrails and the fog, particularly in NATO countries, while highlighting serious air quality concerns related to pollution from vehicles and wood burning. Emphasizing health risks associated with inhaling polluted air, the narrator advised viewers to limit their outdoor time until more was known about the fog’s nature and expressed intent to conduct further investigations with a more powerful microscope.
In another video, “Attack of the Fog,” the narrator discussed alarming reports about animal health issues, particularly concerning pets and wildlife, which seemed linked to the mysterious fog phenomenon. Viewers raised concerns about unusual bird activity, with clips showing birds flying lower than normal, potentially due to environmental stressors. The narrator highlighted the presence of bioactive agents in the atmosphere, suggesting implications of substances like graphene oxide affecting both animal and human health.
Personal experiences of feeling unwell after exposure to the fog were shared, alongside warnings about potential sicknesses that might arise. Additionally, the video speculated on military involvement in atmospheric changes through aerial spraying, raising questions about possible radiation-related gastrointestinal issues. Ultimately, the narrator emphasized the importance of community awareness and critical thinking regarding these environmental changes and urged viewers to stay informed and connected.
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